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Our Mission
To conduct problem-solving research on rare and imperiled birds that stimulates management action and enhances public appreciation for science-based conservation planning. |
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Our Approach to Conservation
Avian Research and Conservation Institute (ARCI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has gained attention and respect for accomplishing difficult, problem-solving research on rare and imperiled birds to stimulate and inform management and conservation action.
As our program section conveys, our projects require challenging, often expensive logistics and careful, disciplined attention to detail and safety for our study subjects. The funding we receive supports a small staff, sparse facilities, and diverse study objectives for many species – all with a minimum of administrative and overhead costs. Whether collecting long-term data to determine status, trends, and limiting factors, or completing briefer studies that address immediate management needs, ARCI’s approach is to answer well-defined questions in a focused and timely manner.
The volume of ARCI’s research continues to grow despite the organization’s small size. Our full-time staff typically consists of only three or four researchers, supplemented throughout the year by part time seasonal field biologists, specialized technicians, graduate students, and collaborating scientists. We also train students and wildlife professionals, advise government agencies, and educate the public to increase their appreciation for science-based conservation.
Avian Research and Conservation Institute (ARCI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has gained attention and respect for accomplishing difficult, problem-solving research on rare and imperiled birds to stimulate and inform management and conservation action.
As our program section conveys, our projects require challenging, often expensive logistics and careful, disciplined attention to detail and safety for our study subjects. The funding we receive supports a small staff, sparse facilities, and diverse study objectives for many species – all with a minimum of administrative and overhead costs. Whether collecting long-term data to determine status, trends, and limiting factors, or completing briefer studies that address immediate management needs, ARCI’s approach is to answer well-defined questions in a focused and timely manner.
The volume of ARCI’s research continues to grow despite the organization’s small size. Our full-time staff typically consists of only three or four researchers, supplemented throughout the year by part time seasonal field biologists, specialized technicians, graduate students, and collaborating scientists. We also train students and wildlife professionals, advise government agencies, and educate the public to increase their appreciation for science-based conservation.
ARCI has gained a solid reputation for producing, at a minimum, the promised results as cost-effectively as possible while nurturing productive and respectful relationships with colleagues, cooperators, and funding sources.
To learn more about the organization and the work we do with other rare and imperiled species in the Southeastern US and Caribbean, please visit our main website: http://www.arcinst.org
See our Swallow-tailed Kite blog and general blog on previous research.
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To learn more about the organization and the work we do with other rare and imperiled species in the Southeastern US and Caribbean, please visit our main website: http://www.arcinst.org
See our Swallow-tailed Kite blog and general blog on previous research.
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